do these fit on quart jars? can can you hang the handle from a branch? thank you
24965
Yes they do fit on Mason qt. jars. I even used a plastic Miracle Whip jar for one and they do hang in the trees. If you can't slip it over the end of the branch, you will need to get a branch hanger first.
24966
Yes, I have them on pint-size and half-gallon size jars, as well. Be careful, though, because I learned a lesson that there are different sizes of mouths on the jars--some I think are considered wide-mouthed jars. Just make sure you measure the width of the opening to make sure the lids will fit. I have mine sitting on a table but I think you could definitely hang them from a branch.
24967
yes they fit on quart jars and you could hang them from a branch. I put mine on black chain and hung them from a hook on my front porch. Very pretty.
1691005
It depends on the opening size of the jar. I use them on jars that have a 4" opening ( 10 cm) and they work fine.
470354
yep, you totally can. They fit perfectly. I can do 16 wide mouths, and I think I'd be able to do two more regular mouths, but I don't remember. You can not stack quarts. I bought a second rack.. It's like the rack in the bottom, only a bit smaller. I think it was $5. I don't think the jars are supposed to touch or something like that. It all still fits though.
1859084
These fit the wide mouth jars. I think there are sizes just for the standard size. I use them on wide mouth pint jars for summer drinks.
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Fewer would fit, naturally, but the height of the canner would allow 1/2 gallon jars, so I would say it is possible. I haven't tried 1/2 gallon jars and the instructions in the manual only give times for quart and pints.
945317
There is a wire loop that is used to hang the bird feeder. It is about 2 inches wide. You should be able to use an S-shaped hook is it is too small to fit around the branch.
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I don't have any leads with handles but I do not see why they would not fit if you would like a picture with lids in it email me at niteowl1025@gmail.com and I will send a picture
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I've never seen the jars, but I highly doubt it. The holding piece is round plastic that stretches enough to snap the jars in.
1977809
I don't see why you couldn't they have a hole in the handle. I don't hang mine.
1582253
I have pint jars (16 oz) and they fit. They work great! Not sure about quart size (32 oz), you'll have to ask them...
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I think it would work! There's enough room in there for a quart jar, so I'd take your 1/2 pts - stack them on top of each other and see how that compares to the height of a quart jar. I'd suggest using some sort of "spacer" between the jars - just seems like a good idea. And I would not worry about the temperature - everything in the canner will be the same temp - one it starts to steam and the gauge says you are ready!
630786
Yes, they fit both the pint and quart sized REGULAR MOUTH jars, not wide mouth jars.
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Yes, they each have a hole in the end of the handle. You will not that they are held together with a plastic clip in the picture. That clip pops off and can be discarded. I love my set. I store mine in a stack in my cabinet, but like your idea about hanging them up. I measure with mine and often use the various sizes for dipping. This is my second set. I broke the handle of the largest one after years of use. I was so happy to locate the new set I ordered.
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There are 2 notches, measuring about 2-5/8" each, that could accommodate some handles. I think it's worth a try, even if you have to modify it with tin snips.
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The jars I bought are quart size WIDE MOUTH. If the 16 oz are wide mouth, yes they will.
16477
I doubt it. They are only 1 1/2 inches long and would not cover the whole handle. They appear to be designed to use on lids with a metal handle. You might try the Duncan 2-Piece Short Handle Holder. They work on my Lodge.
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Did you try this? I am going to try it on my wire shelving where my pots are hanging. I'm going to use flat "s" hooks that fit snug on the rim of one shelf and then wire it to the rim of a lower shelf. Of course, unlike a baker's rack, I can adjust the shelves on my wire shelving. Anyone else have any ideas?